ESPN's sports newsmagazine E:60 had two of its documentaries featured at the National Baseball Hall of Fame 2015 Film Festival in Cooperstown, N.Y. this weekend. The features showcased this year were "Morganna: The Kissing Bandit," produced by Martin Khodabakhshian, and a one-hour comprehensive profile, "Matt Harvey: The Dark Knight Rises," produced by coordinating producer Ben Houser. "Having our content shown in the National Baseball Hall of Fame is a testament to the hard work, creativity and storytelling of the people who work so diligently on E:60," Houser said. This is the second consecutive year that E:60 has had documentaries featured at the film festival. Khodabakhshian produced and directed a one-hour film, PERFECT, about the 23 perfect games pitched in Major League Baseball history, that was showcased in Cooperstown in 2014. (L-R, seated) Editor Matt McCormick, E:60 coordinating producer Ben Houser and E:60 feature producer Martin Khodabakhshian discuss the documentaries on a panel moderated by Bruce Markusen, the manager of digital and outreach learning at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. (L-R) Houser and McCormick hold up a poster about the Matt Harvey feature. (L-R) Khodabakhshian, McCormick, Houser and E:60 associate producer Toby Hershkowitz strike menacing poses in Cooperstown. They're holding "10th Annual Baseball Film Festival" bats. A billboard touts the 2015 Baseball Hall Of Fame Film Festival lineup.
Carrie Kreiswirth
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